Poems

YOU ARE ALONE

"You always are alone: In dark, in light, in dull, in bright. You are nice in aloneness: No worry, no hurry, not eyes teary," the poet says.

I AM A KASHMIRI YOUTH

"I have no time to die; As I am already dead. My breath is an illusion; My reality is at conclusion," writes the poet.

LOVE FOR HER

"My love for her was unique. I was formless in her form. I couldn’t breathe without her breath. I could walk when she would talk to walk."

SNOWFALL

"Snow is descending decently upon an already settled-sheets, And the frozen-ice of morn: crystal-hard!" writes the poet.

LISTEN

"Oh dear sound of heart. Why are you out for sorts? Is it because, the hearts you were. A heart to, are not heart's anymore?"

Isn’t It A Doomsday?

"A strange weirdness in my beating throbs, Isn't it doomsday? To live is my love, Alas! In need a breath to live."

A PLEA

"Bedecked with fragrant chasms of her beauty, Swing like playful child on palanquin, Ignorant she of her worldly chores and other norms."

پتھر کے سنم

آہ کوئی کہدے اس پتھر دل سنم ,کوکوئی ہے جو اسکی راہ دیکھ رہا ہے,صباح و شام تیرے نام کے گن گاتی ہے,جسے دیوانہ کوئی آوارہ لوگ کہتے

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